The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-18

ituS OOdSt tO-InOIIOW Win ten days |
later news than last advices.
Captain John II. Brown, agent of
the Board Of Health, was able to drive
down town yesterday after his recent
illness.
Steamers Kinau and Likelike will be
due tomorrow morning, and the Lee
hua and Kilauea Hou are likely to
arrive to-day,
The Kapiolani Park Association has
organized for the ensuing year with
ofiice-bearers who are named in an
advertisement elsewhere.
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The many friends of Mrs. Thrum,
senior, will regret to learn Of her stead
lily declining condition, from which
small hopes are entertained Of her
recovery.
There is new maceration mill con.
strueting for the Waimanalo Sugar
Company at the Honolulu Iron Works,
which will be ready for shipment in
about four weeks.
The railroad track on Beretania
street needs a good deal of fixing be-
fore it will be safe for the engineer. 1T
is suggested that it should be over
hauled the same time as the engine.
Late arrivals at the Eagle House
are Mr. ]. d. Paris, IT,, South Kona;
Mr. E. c. Newell, San Francisco; Mr..
Chas. Campbell, steamer c. X. Bishop;
Mr. Walter Badger, steamer Waialeale.
Mr. j. +. Noble and Miss Cornelia
Clarke, second daughter of Mr. F. l..
Clarke, we're married Wednesday eve
ming by Rev. ]. A. Cruzan. The
HERALD wishes the new couple every
happiness in life.
Mr. Armstrong Smith, Government
school teacher at Waialua, was in town
yesterday on his ar iuaI furlough fol-
visiting other schools. After seeing
the Royal and other schools he took
horse for Kaneohe across the Pail.
The jumping match between VIM.
Moore and Jacob Sims will take place
at the Makiki grounds between five and
half-past five o'clock next Monday af-
ternoon. The match promises to be
an interesting affair among sporting
circles.
Owing to the severe illness of Mr..
Justice Fernandez, the banco bearing
in the Admiralty suit between the
Pacific Navigation Company, libellants,
and S. c. Allen, respondent, did not
come on as previously arranged. The
hearing has been postponed till Friday
the a5th inst.
Beretania street is so bad at Mr.
Frank w. Macfarlane's place that the
driver of the Waikiki omnibus has had
to patch it up himself in order to make
it safely passable for that vehicle. The
bridge at Mr.. Bradley's is in keeping
with the rest of the route, the planking
being badly broken.
The p. N. Co schooner Waioli re-
turned from Kuau to report the break
ing Of the spur-wheel in the two-roller
mill Of Haiku plantation. The Homo
lulu Iron Works have a pattern for the
broken wheel, but cannot get the work
done for some days, Meanwhile the
mill must remain stopped till the break
age is repaired,
Marshal Kaulukou yesterday showed
representative of each Of the morning
papers the police tailoring room at the
Station. Ii is one Of the cells on the
first floor. rear of the Deputy Marshals
office, and very convenient to the 70,
lice Court room in case of complaint OF
misfit. The sewing policeman Will mol
undertake to make nonsults Tor the
lawyers.
Two white men got into an alterca
ton in Mr. Fagerroos' matchmaking
shop ON King street on "Wednesday
and one of the antagonists punisn,e!e
the other so badly as to necessl!ate n y.
going to the Hospital to have injuries
in the head dressed The aiiray cam'
under the cognizance Of the police Du
they could do nothing owing to the IN
jured man declining to prefer a chaTs
against his assailant